In the 19th century, about 30% of stations in the Midwest would reach 100 degrees every year. Now that figure is less than 10%. In 1936, almost every station in the Midwest reached 100 degrees.
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Steven- what is the math behind the trend line?
Open office “Insert trend line”
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Those charts correlate very with the US corn crops. The years that spike are the years where there is a considerable reduction of the crop. Obviously there has been a down trend in that regard. More good news that alarmists don’t want to talk about.